Relaxing massage

Escape into a world
deep relaxation

Treat yourself to a real
break.
A massage
relaxing for unwinding
the tensions of
daily life and find
a feeling of
lightness.
One moment
just for you
facing calm.

Exclusive offer

From Monday to Friday

115.-

165.-

Save 50.-

Save
50.-

50-minute Relaxing Massage

Access to the spa (1 hour) is included before your treatment.

Free moisturizing cream (50ml)

A Real Moment for You

A break that finally allows us to release the pressure

Stress often creeps up silently: tense shoulders, a racing mind, a pervasive sense of fatigue. Here, everything is designed to help you slow down, release tension, and rediscover a feeling of comfort, lightness, and presence.

Eden Clinic - your refuge in Lavaux

A natural setting to breathe differently

Nestled in the heart of the vineyards, the Eden Clinic offers an intimate and soothing environment, created to slow down, disconnect, and feel.

Take advantage of your visit to discover our relaxation area – a place where inner calm naturally settles in.

Immediate Relief

Regain your lightness & reduce your tension

Release accumulated stress and let go

Relieve your muscle tension (back, neck, shoulders, legs)

Stimulate your blood circulation

Immediate Relief

Regain your lightness & reduce your tension

Release accumulated stress and let go

Relieve your muscle tension (back, neck, shoulders, legs)

Stimulate your blood circulation

Aesthetic treatments – Eden Clinic

Move from excess to letting go

Discover what your body can feel from the very first session.

BEFORE THE MASSAGE

Mental stress and overload

Feeling “on edge”, mental load, difficulty switching off. Sensation of nervous fatigue.

Physical tensions related to daily life

Neck, shoulders and back “locked”, jaw clenched and trapezius muscles contracted, with general stiffness, less mobility and a feeling of heavy body.

Disturbed sleep

Difficulty falling asleep, waking up during the night, non-restorative sleep are all signs that the nervous system needs a "reset".

Overwork and lack of recovery

Persistent fatigue, decreased energy and a need for recovery after an intense period.

Diffuse discomforts of stress

Sensations of pressure, shortness of breath, body restlessness. Tension headaches (often associated with a tense neck/shoulders).

AFTER THE MASSAGE

Relaxation and calming

You “take a step down”, the mind settles, the breathing becomes deeper, letting go returns.

Muscle relaxation and body comfort

Less stiffness (neck, shoulders, back), a feeling of lightness and better ease of movement.

Easier and more restful sleep

Falling asleep is often easier, and recovery is perceived as better (depending on the person).

Reconnecting with the body and mental clarity

A feeling of being centered, more present, a clearer head and a reduction in mental agitation.

Overall well-being and good mood

A feeling of well-being, a real moment for oneself, a feeling of being taken care of.

SPA access

Our spa area is accessible one hour before your massage!

Reviews & Impressions

Examples of individual experiences

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Stéphane Paschoud
294 days ago
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Very nice spa with swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and hammam. Friendly and very helpful staff.
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Carlos Fernandez
451 days ago
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I've recommended this clinic to all my friends in Switzerland. The doctor approach to my questions was extremely professional and honest. There is no upselling of treatments (which I hate), only treatments with a purpose.
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Jérôme Godel
489 days ago
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Fantastic! From the reception to the spa, breakfast, and restaurant, everything was perfect 👌
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Diane P.
594 days ago
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Dr. Malo-Gueret is a true expert in her field. You can trust her completely to determine what is best for your skin's care and aesthetics.
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Amelie Collet
849 days ago
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When I decided to take the plunge and go to the Eden Clinic for Botox injections, I was both excited and a little anxious. After reading glowing reviews online, I decided to trust this establishment, and I wasn't disappointed. From the moment I arrived, I was warmly greeted by the staff at the Baron Tavernier Hotel. The atmosphere was calming and professional, which immediately put me at ease. Stephanie, the doctor in charge of my injections, greeted me with a warm smile and a reassuring manner that allowed me to relax instantly. Before starting the treatment, Stephanie took the time to discuss my expectations and concerns with me. Her personal and attentive approach made me feel like I was in good hands. She explained the Botox injection process to me in detail, as well as the results I could expect, which made me feel fully informed and confident. During the treatment, Stephanie demonstrated great expertise and remarkable precision. Her technique was impeccable, and she ensured I felt comfortable at every stage of the process. Her gentleness and attention to detail were truly impressive, and I was delighted with the final result. After the injections, Stephanie gave me clear instructions on post-treatment care, along with helpful tips to maximize the effects of the Botox. She made sure I had all the information I needed for a smooth recovery, which was very reassuring. I highly recommend this clinic to anyone seeking an exceptional aesthetic experience.
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Cesar Mora
950 days ago
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I recently visited Clinique Eden Swiss based on a friend's recommendation, and I can confidently say that it was worth every mile traveled from Italy. From the moment I stepped foot into the clinic, I was greeted by a warm and friendly staff, creating a comfortable and inviting atmosphere (I think what you expect from a Swiss Clinic). Dr. Stéphanie Gueret is an absolute professional. Before booking any treatments, she took the time to understand my needs and concerns, providing me with invaluable advice. I appreciated her genuine interest in understanding why I wanted help with anti-aging treatments and her dedication to achieving natural-looking results. What truly sets Clinique Eden Swiss apart is the level of trust instilled in their patients. Dr. Stéphanie reassured me throughout the process, making sure I felt confident and knowledgeable about the procedure. Her expertise and honesty were evident, and I felt comfortable placing my trust in her hands. The results of my Skin Booster treatment exceeded my expectations. Dr. Stéphanie skillfully applied the treatment, resulting in a natural and refreshed appearance. Her attention to detail and precision truly showcased her expertise in the field of anti-aging medicine. Clinique Eden Swiss is a hidden gem in the anti-aging industry. Not only does it offer exceptional service, but it also prioritizes patient satisfaction and safety. I highly recommend this clinic to anyone seeking professional and trustworthy beauty surgery and rejuvenating treatments. Whether you're local or traveling from afar!
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CHANTAL
1036 days ago
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A wonderful time spent at the spa thanks to the autumn offer. The welcome, the location, the pool, the jacuzzi, and the facial were all top-notch.
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Nathalie Baeni
2547 days ago
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Excellent welcome, a lovely little spa perfect for relaxing, and very attentive and helpful staff. I highly recommend it!

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to all your questions about Relaxing Massage

Nature of the relaxing massage

Relaxation massage is a full-body massage whose main objective is to reduce stress, release muscle tension and promote deep physical and mental relaxation.

The practitioner uses slow and enveloping maneuvers (efflages, gliding pressures, gentle kneading) with comfortable pressure, on the most tense areas: back, neck, shoulders, legs, sometimes arms, hands, feet and scalp.

Several systematic reviews show that massages can reduce pain, anxiety and depressive symptoms, especially when performed in series.

Relaxation massage is used to:

- Reduce stress and anxiety
- To relieve certain muscle and joint pains
- Improve sleep and quality of life

Massage is not just a “spa luxury”: it is a wellness and support approach that is increasingly being integrated into medical settings.

Relaxing massage
- Gentle to moderate pressure, comfortable
- Objective: relaxation, stress reduction, overall well-being
- Suitable for the vast majority of healthy adults

Therapeutic/Deep Tissue Massage
- Deeper pressure, targeted on specific muscle groups
- Objective: to address chronic tension, scars, and functional limitations
- May be slightly uncomfortable at times

During a relaxation massage:
- Slow, enveloping movements stimulate the skin and muscles, which sends signals to the brain associated with relaxation and comfort.

- Many people experience a general sense of calm: calmer breathing, a feeling of slowing down and "disconnecting" from daily life.

- Some studies suggest that massage can promote better regulation of the autonomic nervous system and contribute to a feeling of physical and mental relaxation.

- Many customers describe a reduction in tension, a feeling of lighter body and a temporary improvement in their overall comfort.

In summary, relaxation massage is a wellness approach that helps create a moment of pause, refocusing and gentleness, without replacing medical advice or treatment when necessary.

Depending on the practitioner's training, a wellness massage session may combine:

- Slow and enveloping strokes

- Gentle kneading of the muscles

- Sliding pressure along the spine, shoulders, legs

- Gentle joint mobilizations

- Specific maneuvers on the nape of the neck, trapezius muscles, and scalp

No single technique has proven to be “magical” in studies; it is the entire protocol, the appropriate pressure and the quality of touch that make the difference.

During a relaxing massage, the following techniques are most often used:

- The back, neck and shoulders (classic areas of tension related to work and stress)

- The legs and feet, the arms and hands, sometimes the face and scalp.

You can always ask to avoid certain areas (stomach, feet, face…) or on the contrary to insist on an area that bothers you more (neck, trapezius muscles, lower back, etc.).

Most relaxation massages are performed with:

- Neutral vegetable oils

- Possibly a few essential oils in low concentration for the scent

Dermatological recommendations favor non-irritating, lightly perfumed products with few known allergens, in order to limit skin reactions.

Indications and people concerned

Relaxing massage is suitable for most adults who wish to:

- Reduce their stress levels

- To release muscle tension

- Improve their sleep

- Treat yourself to a moment of well-being, disconnection and "letting go"

The best-documented effects of relaxation through massage are:
– Can help reduce daily stress and anxiety levels

– May help reduce certain muscle tension and pain

– May promote more restful sleep in some people

– Can improve the overall perception of well-being and quality of life

Yes, in addition to a good lifestyle and, if necessary, medical or psychological follow-up.

Massage does not replace a long-term treatment for anxiety or sleep disorders, but it is an effective support tool in a holistic approach (physical activity, psychotherapy, relaxation, etc.).

Yes, for many people, a relaxing massage:

- Reduces the perception of pain and the sensation of stiffness

- Improves daily mobility and comfort

-Usefully complements exercise programs, physiotherapy or osteopathy

Massage will not correct a herniated disc or advanced osteoarthritis, but it can improve comfort during rehabilitation. In case of acute pain or neurological symptoms (tingling, weakness), medical advice is necessary.


- Adults: Relaxation massage is usually recommended without any particular restrictions (except for medical contraindications).

- Teenagers: Possible with parental consent and appropriate duration/pressure. In our establishment, the minimum age is 16.


Yes, under certain conditions:

- The massage must be performed by a professional trained in prenatal massage, with safe positions (lateral decubitus, support cushions).

- The pressure is adjusted and certain areas are avoided (deep pressure on the legs, certain abdominal areas, etc.). In the case of a high-risk pregnancy (severe hypertension, threatened premature labor, history of phlebitis, etc.), medical approval is recommended.

Very often yes, massage is then offered as a supportive treatment.
In the case of a chronic illness, always: - Inform your healthcare provider of your diagnosis and treatments
- Consult your doctor if you have any doubts (phlebitis, clotting disorders, recent surgery, etc.)

Practical details of a session

Some simple tips:

- Avoid a very heavy meal in the 1-2 hours beforehand.

- Wear comfortable clothing.

- Arrive a few minutes early to fill out the health questionnaire and talk with the therapist.

- Mention your current pain, medical conditions, medications, allergies, and possible pregnancy.

In fgeneral :

Reception and maintenance: discussion about your expectations (anti-stress massage, back pain, sleep, etc.), your medical history and your areas of tension.

- Installation: you undress in private; only the massaged areas are uncovered, the rest of the body remains covered by a towel.

- Massage: the practitioner performs the massage maneuvers with a suitable oil or cream, adjusting the pressure according to your feedback.

No. In practice:

- You usually keep your underwear on.

- The body is covered with a towel; only the area being massaged is uncovered at each stage.

- You can request that an area not be massaged (stomach, buttocks, etc.).

The most important thing is that you feel comfortable reporting at any time if:

- The pressure is too high or too low

Are you cold or in pain somewhere?

- Would you like to change something during the session?

Feel free to contact our therapists.


Yes, and it is even recommended.

Research suggests that moderate, comfortable pressure is often the most effective at reducing anxiety and improving mood, without increasing the risk of post-massage pain.

Never hesitate to say: “a little harder” or “a little softer”: massage is a two-person job, adapted to your feelings.

A relaxing massage shouldn't be painful. You may feel:
- Marked pressure on certain very contracted areas
- A brief “good pain” that subsides quickly

But never:
- Of sharp pain
- Pain that makes your whole body tense up
- Pain that takes your breath away

Always mention:

- Your treatments (anticoagulants, anti-inflammatories, long-term corticosteroids, chemotherapy, etc.)

- Your medical diagnoses: heart problems, diabetes, cancer, autoimmune diseases, clotting disorders, phlebitis, recent surgery

- Your allergies (cosmetics, essential oils, latex…)

- If you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy

- Areas that are painful or should be avoided (recent scars, significant varicose veins, local inflammation)

This information allows the massage to be adapted and the contraindications highlighted in safety reviews on massage therapy to be respected.


Results,
frequency
& interview

It all depends on your goal:

-One-off relaxation/gift: a single session already provides a clear feeling of relaxation and stress reduction.

- Chronic stress, sleep disorders, recurring pain: studies often use 1 to 2 sessions per week for 4 to 8 weeks, with more stable benefits on anxiety, mood and certain types of pain.

- Maintenance: afterwards, many people maintain the effects with 1 session every 2 to 4 weeks.

The relaxing effects are often noticeable from the first session:
- Feeling of calm, freer breathing
- Reduction of muscle tension

For many people, sleep improves as early as the following night.

- The effects on relaxation, pain and lowering of blood pressure are often strongest in the hours and days following the session.

- Without lifestyle changes (stress, sleep, physical activity), these effects tend to gradually decrease after a few days.

You can reasonably expect:

- A reduction in your stress level

- An improvement in the quality of your sleep

- A reduction in muscle tension and certain chronic pains

- Improved mood and a sense of overall well-being

However, we shouldn't expect anything from it:

- The cure of a complex chronic disease

- Correction of structural lesions (herniated disc, advanced osteoarthritis)

- The replacement of necessary medical or psychological follow-up


For maintenance:

- Every 2 weeks: a good rhythm for people who are very stressed or in pain

- Once a month: a common frequency to stabilize profits in the long term

No.

In case of new or worrying symptoms (intense pain, fever, shortness of breath, neurological disorders…), the priority remains medical consultation.

Safety, contraindications & side effects

Overall, relaxation massage is considered a safe practice for healthy adults when performed by a trained professional. The pressure remains gentle to moderate and is constantly adapted to your sensations.

However, there are situations where caution is advised, or even where massage is not recommended: fever, acute infection, phlebitis or significant circulatory problems, wounds or skin infections, recent trauma, certain heart conditions or cancers undergoing treatment, etc. If in doubt, it is always recommended to consult your doctor before booking.

Before each session, we take a few minutes to discuss your health, adjust the pressure if necessary and avoid sensitive areas, so that the massage remains a pleasant and safe moment of well-being.

The most common side effects, which are generally mild and temporary, are:

- Muscle soreness or tenderness 24 to 48 hours after the session

- Feelings of fatigue, heaviness, or lightheadedness

- Rarely, small bruises appear on heavily worked areas.

Safety reviews indicate that these manifestations are frequent but self-limiting, not requiring special treatment.

In case of intense pain, persistent worsening, swelling or general signs (fever, shortness of breath…), a doctor should be consulted.


Yes. We can distinguish:

Absolute contraindications (no massage):
- Fever, acute infection or contagious disease
- Suspected phlebitis (deep vein thrombosis)
- Extensive skin infection (cellulitis, erysipelas, active herpes in the area)
- Recent serious trauma (fracture, severe sprain, very recent surgery that has not healed)

Relative contraindications(Massage available with adaptations and medical approval):
- Cancer currently being treated
- Heart failure, severe clotting disorders, high-dose anticoagulants
- Advanced osteoporosis, unstable old fractures
- Significant varicose veins, marked circulatory problems

Some treatments require precautions:

- Anticoagulants/antiplatelet agents (e.g. warfarin, DOAC, high-dose aspirin): increased risk of bruising or hematomas → moderate pressure, avoid excessively deep maneuvers.

- Long-term corticosteroids, treatments that weaken bones or skin: caution in handling and pressure.

- Chemotherapy or immunosuppressants: avoid massaging in case of fever, wounds or infection; adjust the pressure and areas.

If in doubt, seek advice from your doctor.

In our spa:

- Hands are washed/disinfected before and after each customer.

- The table, headrest and equipment are disinfected regularly.

- Clean sheets and towels are used for each person.

- Your privacy is protected: door closed, time to change, non-massaged areas always covered.

- The health information you provide is treated confidentially.

These principles are consistent with general recommendations for good practice in massage therapy and wellness care.

Practical, administrative and pricing aspects

Please contact Clinique Eden regarding ASCA and RME care at info@clinique-eden.ch

You can make your reservations on www.clinique-eden.ch/booking under the “massage” tab.

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Exclusive offer

From Monday to Friday

115.-

165.-

Save 50.-

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50.-

50-minute Relaxing Massage

Access to the spa (1 hour) is included before your treatment.

Free moisturizing cream (50ml)

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